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what is the area of a circle in metres if the diameter is 2.48 cm?
the diameter of a syringe plunger is 2.48 cm. I need the area in meters. I keep getting different answers depending on the way i work it out. I know that A = pi r^2.
the radius would be 1.24 cm. so pi*1.24^2 = 4.8305 cm. converted to metres would be 0.04835 m
but if I convert to metres right from the beginning the equation would be
pi*0.0124^2 = 0.0004835 m
and if i start with mm at the beginning (12.4^2mm rather than 1.24^2cm) then convert the end result the answer is different again
pi*12.4^2 = 483.05 mm converted to metres is 0.48305
which answer is the right answer/ correct method when starting with cm and wanting the end result to be in metres????
3 Answers
- ToddLv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
The easiest way is to convert to meters first and halve to find radius in meters and then square times pi. It's 0.000483 m^2 or 4.83 x 10^--4. Note, it's meters squared, not meters.
- 6 years ago
4.83 - you need to find radius which is 1/2 of diameter then it is pi times radius^2